AgentForge turns issues into merged PRs with coding agents
AgentForge is a local tool for automating a personal development workflow. For a new app, it lets the maker describe what they want, runs a guided discovery process, creates specs, opens issues, and builds the app end to end. For an existing repo, it watches GitHub/Gitea issues, judges how complex each task is, then sends work through a coding-: clarify, spec, code, test, QA, security, and merge.
The same pipeline powers both paths, and progress appears in a live dashboard. The tool runs on the user’s own machine, so it is not a and is designed to keep data from leaving the computer. Agents run as .
Per-stage uses cheaper or free models for planning and stronger only where is written, so the user can control spending. It is designed to mix coding models from multiple providers.
Key points
- AgentForge supports both new app creation and issue-based work on existing repos.
- The issue workflow moves through clarify, spec, code, test, QA, security, and merge stages.
- It runs locally on the user’s machine instead of as a .
- sends cheaper models to planning tasks and stronger models to production coding tasks.
- A live dashboard shows what the is doing.